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  • Seattle Benchmarking Providers

Utilities - Energy Efficiency Incentive Program links:

Avista Utilities  -  www.myavista.com

Clark County PUD  -  www.clarkpublicutilities.com

Energy Trust of Oregon  -  www.energytrust.org

Eugene Water & Electric Board  -  www.eweb.org

Idaho Power  -  www.idahopower.com

Northwestern Energy  -  www.northwesternenergy.com

Pacific Power - www.pacificpower.net

Puget Sound Energy  -  www.pse.com

Seattle City Light  -  www.seattle.gov/light

Snohomish County PUD  -  www.snopud.com

Tacoma Power  -  www.ci.tacoma.wa.us/tpu

For quality providers of energy efficiency products and services, search the NEEC Member Directory.


Climate Data Information

Need climate data?  For global surface data or any other climate information you need, go to www.noaa.gov.  Choose a location by station name and indicate how many months or years of data you need.

To convert the data into a spreadsheet, follow these steps with the NOAA website with the data you have selected:

  1. Save page as a text document.
  2. Open a new Excel Workbook and go to the Data tab.
  3. From the Get External Data menu select From Text.
  4. Find the file you want and select it to import.
  5. This will open the Text Import Wizard: choose Delimited as the file type that best describes your data.
  6. The delimiter should be whatever divides your data columns (e.g space, comma)
  7. Set Column Data Format to General and Finish
  8. Import data into existing worksheet and delete column A1.

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